Re: Connecting to Oracle 9.2 trougth a firewall

Two more solutions:

1. If you're running in dedicated server mode on Windows NT/2000, setting USE_SHARED_SOCKET to true in the registry will allow the OS to share the same listener port (e.g. 1521) among multiple processes.
2. If you're running in MTS mode, you can specify a set of ports to use in the init.ora file:

mts_dispatchers="(address=(protocol=tcp)(host=hostname)(port=2450))(dispatch ers=1)
mts_dispatchers="(address=(protocol=tcp)(host=hostname)(port=3125))(dispatch ers=1)

This works for Unix and Windows.

Take a look at Metalink Note: 125021.1.

Cheers,
Dave

"TurkBear" <john.greco_at_dot.state.mn.us> wrote in message news:isg3fv81iu0phle5gnfe8f3sivpnbeb9f0_at_4ax.com...
> "\(= max =\)" <massimo.panero_at_ideainformatica.org> wrote:
>
> >I've installed Oracle Standard Edition 9.2 in a Server and I have to
connect
> >to it trougth a firewall (SonicWALL Soho2). I konw that Oracle redirect
the
> >port used when a client try to connect so I can't know the port number
used
> >after redirection.
> >I konw that in Oracle 8.1.6 is possible to resolve this problem modifing
a
> >registry key but in 9.x version is no longer supported.
> >Someone know the problem and can help me?
> >Thank you!
> >
> >(sorry for my english)
> >
> Look into Oracle's Connection manager ( placed in the DMZ ) or see if you
can switch to an Oracle-enabled firewall..
>
>
>
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Received on Thu Jun 19 2003 - 09:52:33 CDT